Bruce M

[edit] Verbs[1]

a'den (AH-den) - to rage
atiniir (ah-teen-EER) - to endure, to stick with, to tough it out
baatir (BAH-teer) - to care, to worry about
beten - to sigh
brokar - to beat (heartbeat, drumbeat
cuyir - to be, to exist
dinuir (DEE-noo-eer) - to give
duraanir - to look down upon, to hold in contempt, to despise
duumir - to allow
ganar - to have
gaan - to want
hettir - to burn
hibirar - to learn
hukaatir (HOO-kaht-EER) - to protect, to cover, to shield
jehaatir - to lie
jorso'ran - shall bear (archaic imperative form)
jurir - to bear, to carry
jorhaa'ir - to speak
jurkadir - to mess with someone (lit: to brandish a saber)
kar'taylir - to know
k'uur(koor) - to hush, be quiet, to shut up
liser - to be able to, can
motir - to stand
narir (nah-REER) - to act (carry out), to do
nartir (nah-ree-TEER) - to place, to put
nau'ur (also: sometimes seen as naur) (now-00R) - to light up
nau'ur kad - to forge a saber
nynir - to hit, to strike
oya (OY-ah) - Let's hunt! and let's roll (colloquial)
parjir - to win, to be victorious
shabiir - to screw up
shukur - to break, to smash/tear apart, to crush
susulur - to hear, to listen
takisir - to insult
trattok'o - to fall, to fail
udesiir - to relax, to rest, to be peaceful
usen'ye - rudest way to tell someone to go away (same root as osik)
verborir - to buy, to hire, to contract
vorer - to accept